Theme Enhancements

This module lets you upload a sprite image for a menu item and, with the use of CSS, configure different sprites of the image for different states of the link (normal, visited, hover and active). Or if you are looking to simply place an image in a menu by replacing a menu item with an image, this module can provide that functionality also.

CSS Warning:
Tthis module sets styles for each link using classes and if those links are affected by some other more selective CSS rules in your theme, those may take precedence.

On 404 Not Found error pages, Drupal will skip rendering of several pieces of your website for performance reasons. Some of these include:

1. The "Left" and "Right" regions of your theme.
2. The "Primary links" block and any other menu links block.*
3. The Primary links and Secondary links of your theme.*

* Unless you have configured a "Default 404 (not found) page" on admin/settings/error-reporting.

But many websites find those items invaluable. Especially on 404 pages, when they want to show lost users how to get to real pages.

So this module simply revives those features on 404 pages. Simply install and enable the module. No configuration needed.

This module allows certain clients from using different themes, based on a defined string in the User Agent. Based on that string, a theme will be assigned to that particular kiosk. The theme can be shared for a group of kiosks, or restricted for an individual kiosk.

Drupal's normal mode page caching is supported.

Comparison with Kiosk module

The kiosk module has similar high level goals, but different design and implementation. Here are the important differences:

• Kiosk uses the IP address or a cookie to place a certain client in kiosk mode. Kiosk theme uses a certain string in the browser's user agent to assign a predefined theme.
• Kiosk provides a theme variable that has to be checked within the theme to enabled/disabled certain features (e.g. a navigation menu). Kiosk theme enables a predefined theme that is different and separate from the main theme of the site for each kiosk or group of kiosks.
• Both modules use a database prefix trick to do page caching and are incompatible with aggressive caching.

Notice: This module is obsolete and will not receive any more updates. It is suggested to use the Menu attributes module instead.

Those who wish to migrate from this module to Menu attributes can use the development snapshot which will attempt to automate the migration. Don't forget to backup your site and read the instructions!

JqueryDragDrop module written by developers at Ebizon Technologies (www.ebizontek.com) enables drag-drop on blocks. The regions on which those blocks can be dragged and dropped are configurable through admin section. It depends on the Interface Sortable and JQuery Interface module which in turn relies on the JQuery Update module.

Allows configuration of which module CSS files to be loaded per theme.

More info will follow.

Drupal 8

This is an experimental version for Drupal 8, where the custom database tables has been moved to the new configuration system. There is a good chance that this version might stop working, when new changes are comitted to Drupal 8.

Goals:

1. Assist in making Drupal content more accessible.
2. Serve as an api for other drupal accessibility modules when common
   functionality is needed
3. Demonstrate modifications to existing themes to make them accessible.
4. Serve as a demonstration to promote accessibility improvements to Drupal core and contributed modules. We realize accessibility should be integrated into core and all contributed modules, but understand the need for short term fixes also.

Components

Accessible Helper Modules is a group of modules.

Seeking a new maintainer

Please contact Todd Nienkerk if you are interested in taking over maintenance of this module.

About Recent Comments

Recent Comments provides a high-performance, fully themable block of recent comments. It's more lightweight than Views and more configurable than the default "Recent comments" block packaged with the Comment module.

Views Accordion provides a display style plugin for the Views module.
It will take the results and display them as a JQuery accordion, using the first field as the header for the accordion rows.

The module integrates the jQuery UI Accordion plugin as a views style plugin. You can configure the options provided by the jQuery UI plugin.

Buzzworthy displays a highly configurable and themable block of popular, recent content.